Men get enchanted and idealise women. Especially they get enchanted by altruistic (or only seemingly) altruistic women.
When some women speak out for men, then it's somehow cringeworhty and odd to me. I watch Karen Straughan and think "What the heck is this dude Karen Straughan doing? What is her reason for speaking out for men?" Her excuse were once her sons. Or is it in reality attention grabbing out of a compensation for her lack of attention from other men caused by her - for a majority of men - unattractive looking body???
When women do some altruistic acts for men, men will be like: "

This unicorn, I LOVE HER!

"
I don't know what it is, is it a glimpse of the representstion of the divine female archetype, seen in the image of a motherly, unconditionally loving and caring woman?
I guess the first woman (in the media) who spoke out for men was the author
Esther Vilar, who spoke out for men in the 70s, she seemed genuine to me.
Before I came in contact with
MGTOW I knew the book "
The manipulated Man" by (((Esther Vilar))). This book and
Marc Rudov's interviews were my theoretical foundation about the truth of female nature, this book is very short and easy to read. The book in a nutshell: Esther Vilar describes women as only pragmatic and self-serving creatures when it comes to relationships and to interactions with men in general. Also that the society is a gynocentric one because women and their wants and needs are the main economical force for the market.
She describes that it's nothing but shallowness and selfishness with women, women are trapped and kept by their own mental prisons and not by a patriarchal society. So far so good.
Now guess what: I'm also like: "
Esther Vilar! I LOVE HER!!! 


"
I'm also not less cringeworthy than other simps.
A bit off topic:
In this book there is a good example about "honor" that I really liked. Honor is a joke to women, because not pragmatic. She described the example of a gun duell:
Two men have a rendez-vous for a gun fight. The rules are: After counting to 10, one is allowed to turn around and shoot. The rules are followed by the men, because of men's coscience and their concept of honor. Then she takes for example a gun fight between a man vs. woman, where the woman in a duel would just turn around before the 10 counts to shoot her opponent. Because the female duelist sees nothing valuable in "honor", it's an empty word to her because it's not pragmatic to her. Her physical life is threatened and she's in pure survival-mode, only this counts for her and she acts on it.
Back to Esther Vilar:
Even if I watch her interviews now - especially the one discussion with a well known german feminist "Alice Schwarzer" - I really adore her and view this woman as some kind of angel. She spoke so calm with this aggressive monster and was so logical and seemed so kind in general.
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And I do respect her, she was the first who really called women out, this woman was even beaten severely in a woman's bathroom by a bunch of women in Munich back in the 70s. So, women back then didn't want that the bitter truth about the dark side of female nature gets revealed.
But did Esther Vilar make money with that book? Hell YES! And she became also well known. Fact is: That book was THE springboard for her career as an author and as a theater director.
I listened to an interview of her from the 70s and it was a very controversial issue at that time. A man interviewed her, and the male interviewer was in complete denial that men are the manipulated one's in a marriage and relationship. He thought it was a strange idea and thought women were the oppressed ones, for not working and staying at home as housewives.
And MGTOW is known to me since September 2014. Diana Davison with her YouTube channel "Feminism LOL" was the first woman on YouTube I noticed, who made MGTOW related topics in public. I guess in her case it's attention grabbing because of her lack of looks.
But she seems nice to me, a woman who had much hardships in life and lacks attention from men has to develop her character and her intelligence. And I think that's good and I do respect her. Is she self-serving. Yes, I think so.
Then I noticed a less classy woman - "Nollagirl". A woman driving her car and showing her cleavage and telling horror stories about low quality women. At one time her channel had so much hype and so many comments from thirsty men. Like "Your boyfriend is the luckiest man alive!".
Cringe.
Nollagirl is not much different from Ava Brighton and Georgia Free. Same story, different woman:
Now it's Georgia Free and Ava Brighton. The quality of all these listed women got only worse in my opinion.
From these women, Esthar Vilar had it the worst, she was so blunt with this topic at that time, it was so new (to men). Her book was a bestseller, she made money off of her books and became famous but she also avoided the lime light. I think she was genuine.
There aren't that many possible motives for women speaking out for men:
1. Attention grabbing because it's a rarity to see a woman speaking out for men.
2. More attention grabbing by virtue signaling that she's so different from the other evil whores
3. Money grabbing from the freshly gained male audience.